Inert Waste Disposal

Inert waste is not chemically or biologically reactive – meaning it does not decompose or takes a very long time to do so. Common inert waste examples include concrete, bricks, and rubble – often produced during construction and demolition activities. Inert waste won’t dissolve, burn, biodegrade, or negatively impact any other waste or materials.

It doesn’t pose a threat to the environment, wildlife, or humans due to these properties. Inert waste essentially won’t cause a reaction or create pollution when it’s disposed of at the end of its life. The most common examples of inert waste are rubble and related materials often produced on building and construction sites.

Arrange regular and reliable inert waste collection from your site anywhere in the UK. Inert waste removals are available on a schedule to suit your operations with a choice of daily, weekly, and fortnightly collections. Licensed waste carriers will remove your waste at an agreed time and date.

Save money as we provide free bins, bags, and containers to store your inert waste safely onsite – you just pay for collection. Inert waste management costs depend on the type and amount of waste you need to be removed, how often, and where your business is in the UK.

To dispose of inert waste, you should follow similar steps for construction waste management. First, store your inert waste safely in appropriate bins, bags, or containers on your site. This could include skip bags, skips, or roll on roll offs – just ensure you don’t exceed any weight limits.

Then arrange commercial collection of your inert waste by a professional waste management company such as Business Waste. Book removals at a time, date, and schedule to suit your needs. Ensure all access requirements are met, and licensed waste carriers will collect your inert waste at the agreed time and date.

They’ll transport it to an appropriate nearby facility for responsible disposal and recycling. You’ll receive a free duty of care certificate confirming the safe and legal disposal of your inert waste. Most inert waste disposal involves recycling it and turning it into aggregate, which crushes it for use in other conduction projects.

Inert waste isn’t harmful to human health, the environment, or wildlife. It won’t release toxic emissions or pollute the ground, air, or waterways. However, inert waste takes an incredibly long time to break down and decompose (if it does at all) and uses up lots of valuable landfill space.

For these reasons, responsible disposal of inert waste and keeping it away from landfill is vital. Inert waste recycling is possible and involves turning it into construction aggregate. This is a coarse-to-medium-grained particulate material that’s added to or used to form fresh asphalt or concrete.t

Effective inert waste management is essential for all businesses and organisations that produce any type and amount of inert waste. Construction sites, excavation work, demolition companies, and other building projects are the main places that generate inert waste. Other organisations may need to recycle inert waste sometimes too.

Inert waste management is especially important for anyone who produces:

• Agricultural waste – such as waste soil from farms and fields, stone from old drystone walls.
• Construction waste – leftover or broken bricks, waste concrete, and rubble from demolition work.
• Factory waste – waste from the production of new concrete, bricks, and tiles in factories.
• Garden waste – domestic and commercial garden and landscaping projects may create waste soil, clay, chalk, and sand.

Get rid of any type and volume of inert waste from your business or project responsibly and reliably with our services. Save money with free bins, bags, and containers to store such bulky materials with no delivery or rental fees – you only pay for collection.

Daily, weekly, and fortnightly collections are available to suit your needs. All removals are conducted by licensed waste carriers with inert waste recycled and disposed of away from landfill. You receive a free duty of care certificate as proof for peace of mind too.

See how much you could save with a free no-obligation quote for inert waste collection in the UK today – call 0800 211 8390 or contact us online.